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Dec 04, 2009 17:57 |  #4021

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Found anything else interesting?

Not much yet. Been a crazy week and I'm only 40-50 pages in the manual. :oops:

I did make liberal use of the back button enabling the AF point selection, the joystick to move it and the M-Fn button to select whether I wanted to use the full 19 points, a zone or a single AF point.

Check out page 83-90 in the manual. More options than on the 20D and worth spending a bit of time getting familiar with before you end up in the field. But once you find where the selection and AF style buttons are, it's faster than going through the menu.

Also found that the camera defaults to auto-iso and goes through all kinds of intermediary ISO settings (640, 2000, ...). Auto-iso itself sounds like a great feature. It meant the camera can take up some slack when you are busy trying to keep up with something in changing light. I made a note to research whether those intermediary iso settings have any impact on image quality or not (I read something about pushed iso's somewhere). So if IQ is paramount to you or if you like keeping control, I'd play with auto-iso and then deciding whether it's for me or not.

I'm likely to disable it most of the time. I like having the illusion I'm in charge. ;)

Have fun with the new toy.

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Dec 04, 2009 18:21 |  #4022

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Matt, do you wanna do it Tuesday or Wednesday, I can pick you up...........it will be an early start as I wanna get to the first one before it gets light............if you get my drift;)

I'm out Tuesday at the footie in the evening and already have plans for Wednesday and pretty much the rest of the week! :(

Thanks for the offer tho .. :D


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Dec 04, 2009 19:32 |  #4023

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=Matt 'Photog' Peters;9135690]Friend has been head hunted to run a new haulage company, he's asked me to come in as his right hand man .. Over seeing the other drivers etc .. It's permenant nights but the pay is way too good to turn it down! :D

That's great news, mate, congrats! :)
Have you worked nights before?


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Dec 04, 2009 21:17 |  #4024

Anke wrote in post #9137088 (external link)
That's great news, mate, congrats! :)
Have you worked nights before?

Nights were always my favourite shift, would do permanent nights if they were an option

Wendelius wrote in post #9136624 (external link)
Cool shots KsKitt. The cat's paws work nicely.


I love that monument. So many cool close up shots to take from it.

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Love the close ups will definitely have to look at it and take my time next time I am in the area

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Looking at it logically chaps - we could organise a summer BBQ with roast duck, seal steaks and venison burgers if we take this one stage further. Oh; and we could hold the BBQ in a disused loony bin.:)

Sounds like a plan to me

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the fact that they hold a record of the stop for 12 Months as i understand it (why is that needed)

The law says you are entitled to a copy of the search for up to a year after you have been searched


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Dec 04, 2009 21:37 |  #4025

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Nights were always my favourite shift, would do permanent nights if they were an option

I like nights too, have done them for the past nine years. My body can't stand it though, and my doctor told me to work no more than two. Oh well :D


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Dec 05, 2009 01:38 |  #4026

adrian5127 wrote in post #9137498 (external link)
Nights were always my favourite shift, would do permanent nights if they were an option


Love the close ups will definitely have to look at it and take my time next time I am in the area


Sounds like a plan to me


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We didn't get one though Adrian............???:D;)


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Dec 05, 2009 01:40 |  #4027

Perhaps Adrian could do a mock stop on you and give you another ;) At least we could all take pictures of him doing it :)


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Dec 05, 2009 02:28 |  #4028

Victor, as per PM, I can do Wednesday .. Drop me a PM back with details :D

Chris, not worked nights before, but have had silly early start jobs .. Sleeping in the day will be fun with Harry & a new born down stairs! Lol ..


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Dec 05, 2009 02:45 |  #4029

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As long as the girl they caught me with was fit, i wouldn't mind at all ;):lol::lol:

I was thinking of your interaction with a sealion :D Or a group gang-bang.


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Dec 05, 2009 02:52 |  #4030

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Perhaps Adrian could do a mock stop on you and give you another ;) At least we could all take pictures of him doing it :)

We could use our 7Ds and 5D2s to take HD videos of Adrian doing a gestapo scene and beating a Bolshi rebelious Rob up. (TASERS, Batons, CS spray, Handcuffs etc:) We could sell the video to a news agency.


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Dec 05, 2009 02:57 as a reply to  @ Matt Peters's post |  #4031

morning folks,

I trust everyone is hunky dory?

so as I jinx proceedings by saying wow a clear day, not too bright and minimal clouds - is anyone out to shoot anything today? (and cue the thunderclouds)

I am torn between a London photowalk (anyone been? good/bad/indifferent?) or a trip to a National Trust property haven't really abused the membership card enough this season...

anyways I hope you all have a good day whatever you're up to...

Lee :D

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Dec 05, 2009 03:22 |  #4032

That's a pretty cool shot, like the flash of light on it ..

Were currently Waterloo bound on the train! :D


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Dec 05, 2009 03:37 |  #4033

I am unfortunately at work, so no photography for me.


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Dec 05, 2009 03:38 |  #4034

Morning all,
Very tired today, shot my Sri lankan/French/Catholic wedding yesterday, started at 10am got home at 1am, and back at work for 9am this morning - i need a pillow:eek:


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Dec 05, 2009 04:01 |  #4035

im off to bluewater with the family. ive taken the g9 as there are storm troopers at a display.
could it be consieved as a terorism act if i take a photo of my boy with them?
ive taken the G9 for convenience, however for intelligence gathering it much higher resolution than my 1D!
hopefully i wont get stopped by the imperial army!
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